bloc

privacy

last updated october 22, 2026draft: under review before launch

bloc is for finding nights and the people you go with. we keep as little as we can, everything social starts private, and you choose every public moment.

what we collect

what starts private

crews, nights you’re going to, saved nights, your collection and your location all start private. nothing you do is shared until you turn it on. inside a crew, members see each other’s first name and handle, not your full profile.

location

location is off by default. if you turn it on for a crew, it’s shared only with that crew, only on the night, and it’s removed or blurred afterwards. bloc never keeps a running record of where you are and never tracks you in the background.

things we never do

props and stories

props show as totals on an act’s page. nobody can see who gave them. stories disappear after 24 hours.

notifications

bloc only sends push notifications if you allow them. you can mute a crew, set quiet hours or turn them off in settings.

take it with you, or leave

from your profile you can download a copy of your data or close your account. closing signs you out everywhere and deletes or anonymizes what’s yours. it doesn’t delete other people’s crews, messages or keepsakes. if something is still open, like a booking or a crew you lead, we’ll ask you to settle it first.

services we use

supabase stores bloc’s data. stripe handles payments. we use a text provider for sign-in codes, maps for venues, and openai to read public event flyers. public event details come from public pages like posh; bloc never sees ticket buyers or private ticket data.

questions

email privacy@bloc.cards. see also the terms.